Bored of bland business cards and generic letterheads? Check out these 20 creative stationery designs from top graphic designers worldwide. From bold colors to brilliant typography, these examples prove your brand’s stationery can be modern, sophisticated, and unforgettable. Get inspired to elevate your own business identity!
Stationery doesn’t have to be boring! Too often, business cards, letterheads, and envelopes lack personality or creative vision. But these brilliant designs by insanely talented graphic professionals prove that corporate identity can be as cool, sophisticated, and exciting as you want it to be. Let these designs inspire you to create your own unforgettable stationery!
Nicole Kraieski
Incredible use of high contrast colors in Nicole Kraieski’s stationery design brings energy and boldness to corporate branding.
POGO
This is such an exciting piece of graphics by POGO—who would’ve thought stationery could be so cool!
Sachin Bavkar
Lovely use of stark graphical elements by Sachin Bavkar. The mixed monotone color palette gives this set a really elegant look.
Jonathan Herman
A typographical masterclass by brilliant designer Jonathan Herman. Proof that type can become the hero of a brand’s visual identity.
Martin Stousland
Martin Stousland creates striking contrast with black-and-white stationery elements, resulting in a modern and sleek brand identity.
Mash Creative
Mash Creative’s amazing color palette elevates this stationery set, infusing vibrant modernity into business branding.
The vivid colors and brilliant composition showcase how even corporate stationery can be daring and fresh.
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Awesome stationary designs…www.pelayodesigns.com. Keep up the great posts & Thanks 🙂
Excellent article!! I know when I first started designing, the entire print side of things was wild and really hard to comprehend – why would my nice, bright designs come back from the printers all dull?! I didn’t get it, b’coz it’s not talked about adequate, even at uni. So thanks for this article. The more we all talk about it, the better.
Nice collection, however some of these might require a custom stock and cut size for them to print easily…
Great work and nice tutorial. Love the design. Not everything has to be done in Indesign, Illustrator is very capable. I would also encourage designers to look into xara designer pro, for me it outshines illustrator in many ways.
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